Neste episódio aprendemos sobre as divisões da casa e sobre o que podemos ter no nosso quintal.

 Portuguese Audios for Intermediate B1 -Áudios em Português para Intermédios B1

A casa do Artur

Predicting and determining time based on the given sentence.

Savran

Welcome to Easy Chinese with Emily! In this episode, you'll learn how to talk about free time, weekend plans, work schedules, and outdoor activities through a simple and practical Chinese story.

What You'll Learn:

How to talk about weekend plans and free time,
Discussing work, being busy, and feeling tired,
Inviting friends and making plans together,
Talking about hobbies and outdoor activities like hiking.

Key Vocabulary:
爬山 (páshān, to go hiking)
朋友 (péngyǒǒu, friend)
打电话 (dǎdiànhuà, to make a phone call)
天气 (tiānqì, weather)
星期六 (xīngqīliù, Saturday)
工作 (gōngzuò, work)
忙 (máng, busy)
累 (lèi, tired)
休息 (xīuxī, to rest)
时间 (shíjiān, time)
高兴 (gāoxìng, happy)
运动 (yùndòng, exercise)
空气 (kōngqì, air)
一起 (yìqǐ, together)

Grammar Points:
现在是...的时候 (now is the best time to...)
要不要 + V...? (want to...?)
每天都 + V... (do something every day)
想 + V... (want to do...)
和...一起... (do something together with...)
有的时候... (sometimes...)
会 + V... (will / usually...)
在 + 地方 + V... (do something at a place)
能 + V... (can / be able to...)

This story uses simple HSK2-level Chinese with clear English translations. Perfect for beginners who want to improve their listening, reading, and speaking skills while learning practical everyday Chinese!

Watch the video version here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X47u2ddVYXM&t=6s

Easy Chinese with Emily | HSK1-2 Stories

HSK 1-2 | 去爬山 Going Hiking | Beginner Mandarin

Debate trains fluency under friendly pressure. You practice “pushed output” by defending claims, rebutting opposing views, and weighing trade-offs. This strengthens vocabulary range, complex grammar, discourse markers, and prosody. Interactional back-and-forth sharpens listening and rapid retrieval, while structured rounds keep arousal helpful, not overwhelming. You learn solo (stance sprints, rebuttal drills), online (prompt exchanges, shadow-and-switch), or with a teacher (openings, cross-questions, rebuttals, closings) and get targeted feedback on clarity, structure, evidence, and language accuracy.

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Learn English Naturally is an English learning podcast for italki students and independent learners who want to improve listening, speaking, and confidence.

Each episode uses clear, natural English with helpful explanations, real-life vocabulary, and speaking tips. Perfect for beginner to intermediate learners (A2–B1).

Listen, repeat, and practice — and use what you learn in your italki lessons.

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¿Es indispensable viajar al país donde se habla la lengua meta para desarrollarla?
Escúchanos a Camila y a mí hablar de forma brevísima sobre esta creencia.

Mucho que decir

Viajar a otro país para aprender el idioma.

nǐ hǎo ， wǒ xiǎnɡ mǎi yùn dònɡ kù 。 
你 好  ， 我 想    买  运  动   裤 。 
zhè ɡe kuǎn shì yǒu shén me yán sè de ？ 
这  个 款   式  有  什   么 颜  色 的 ？ 
wǒ ké yǐ shì yi shì hēi sè mɑ ？ 
我 可 以 试  一 试  黑  色 吗 ？ 
zhè ɡe mǎ zi tài dà le ， qǐnɡ ɡěi wǒ xiǎo yì mǎ de 。 
这  个 码 子 太  大 了 ， 请   给  我 小   一 码 的 。 

Hi, I'm looking for sweatpants.
What colors do you have in this style?
Can I try on black one?
This size is too big. Give me a smaller size, please.



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Unlock the secrets to speaking colloquial Malayalam quickly using the Manglish (Romanised) system
. This episode focuses on the "shortcuts" that allow you to start communicating immediately without needing to master the script first
.
What you will learn:
The 4 Key Rules: We break down the universal rules that apply to every topic, including the "Verb Last" rule (Subject → Object → Verb) and how to turn any statement into a question by simply adding -aano? or -undo?
.
The Aa vs. Ee System: Learn the intuitive "Far vs. Near" logic that unlocks dozens of words like Aa (that), Ee (this), Avide (there), and Ivide (here)
.
Aanu vs. Undu: Master the vital distinction between stating what something is (identity) versus stating that something exists or is happening
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Survival Phrases: Get the essential phrases you need for shopping ("Ithenthu vila?" / How much is this?), greetings ("Namaskaram"), and travel
.
Pronunciation Clinic: Tips on mastering the unique 'zh' sound (as in "Aazhcha" for week) and the importance of holding long vowels to ensure your meaning remains clear